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Patrick Fallon, C.P., Bishop of Kilfenora & Kilmacduagh:- Photocopy of document dated 09/12/1877 from John Baptist Aquassi, Secretary of the Congregation de Propaganda Fidei, submitted to Pope Pius IX requesting that Bishop Fallon be clothed and professed as a Passionist "at the point of death". Also appended to the document is the certification of the Secretary that the Pope had deigned to grant this request. (The original document is to be found between pp 226 &227 of Vol III of The Annals of the Anglo Hibernan Province, located at 28/6, typed copy at 1-3-7-19 and translation at 1-3-7-20.)

Mount Argus; Deeds:Communication from John Cavanagh, Solicitor, 52 DAme Street, Dublin, conveying instructions to Fr. Bernard for executing deeds (where to sign etc.). It is not clear whether this a general instruction or relates to particular deed. No information on that.

St. Paul of th Cross: copy letter from the General, Fr. Peter Paul Cayro, C.P. Now that our founder has been canonised, he changes the keeping of the Triduum into a Novena, on the same lines as those ordered by the Rule for Christmas, Pentecost and Assumption. The feast of St, Paul of the Cross is now transferred to April 28th.

Cross and Passion Sisters: Bits and Pieces (Internal): An tAthair Eoin Ua Nulain: An Casan go Flaitheamhnas"Athcliath{ M.H Gill, 1882: note on inside fly: "This little Gaelic prayer-book was given, in the first instance, by her sister, the Comtesse de la Haye, of Paris, to Mother Ignatius Stuart (of the Royal House of Scotland), of the Passionist Sisters, at Houseetouk, Bulgaria; and afterwards by Mother Ignatius to the Rev. Fr. Bonaventure Mentic, C,P., who spoke sixteen languages, Gaelic being one of them. Fr. Bonaventure was a Hungarian' It was given to me, after Fr. Bonaventure'sdeath, by Monsigneur Doncet, C.P. - Oswald (Donnelly), C.P. I should mention that F. Bonaventure was a novice of F.Jerome Smith, at Ciplea, near Bucharest, Rumania.

Mount Argus: Miscellaneous: : Photocopy of letter from the Provincial to the Rectors: He strictly forbids skating (probably ice skating on the Lake) to all the religious.

Mount Argus: Missions and Retreats:: Photocopy of letter from Provincial to all local Superiors: Missions and Retreats list up to June, 1881

Mount Argus: Confraternity: Women's Branch: Officers' MJeetings: minutes of officers' (Prefects) metings from 11.01.1885 to 12.01.1890. This book also contains a list of Apostalship oif Prayer members for February, 1889. :

Mount Argus: Confraternity: Women's Branch: Minutes of meetings of Councillors (Prefects) of Women's Branch of the Confraternity 11.01.1885 to 20.01 1901. This seems to be a copy of the item located at 45/2/1/1 with the addition the year 1901.

MOUNT ARGUS : DEEDS / LANDS (1749-1816) LOADER PARK:
Second copy of precipe and concord of fine : Vaughan and wife - Loader Park lands.

Mount Argus: Finances: letter from R.W.O'Callaghan, City of Dublin Flour Mills, Usher's Island, Dublin to Fr. Alphonsus O'Neill, C.P. For 4 years he has paid £10 per year to keep Joseph Kelly (the brother of Michael Kelly, an employee) in a Glasnevin orphanage. The 4th year's £10 has to be reimbursed to O'Callaghan (from bequest of Mr. Rochford). He claims this £10 now.